Sentence examples for that's ironic from inspiring English sources
Nair looks at these contrasts with a skilled eye that's ironic but never mocking.
She treated her fanciful premises with deadpan seriousness, creating an atmosphere that's ironic and enchanted all at once.
Aiken, a children's-book author, treated her fanciful premises with deadpan seriousness, creating an atmosphere that's ironic and enchanted all at once.
Trump also claimed Clinton didn't have a "presidential look" or the "stamina to be president"—another stereotype that's ironic in retrospect when you hear reports that Trump was "fatigued" during an apparently contentious call with the Australian prime minister.
Meanwhile, in China, the iPhone is expensive, sometimes even costing more than it does in the U.S. That's ironic, given China's role in iPhone manufacturing and assembly.
That's ironic given Farah's demand for transparency from Obama.
"Yes, that was ironic that they chose me," he said.
We are more comfortable with photographs that are ironic, unidealising.
That was ironic, sarcastic almost.
